• Trogir - Trogir is a stunning historic town located on Croatia’s Adriatic coast. Often referred to as an open-air museum, it stands as one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval towns and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known as the “Stone Beauty” of the Adriatic, Trogir boasts remarkably preserved medieval architecture. Strolling through the old town is like stepping into a stone time capsule, with streets laid out in a grid pattern by the ancient Greeks over 2,300 years ago. Trogir offers a complete Croatian experience, blending ancient history with modern leisure in a sunlit, seaside village that maintains a relaxed pace.
• Blue Lagoon/ Krknjasi Bay - The Blue Lagoon on Drvenik Veli is a must-see for nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and anyone eager to enjoy the serene beauty of Croatia’s coastline. The water is calm, shallow, and crystal clear, making it ideal for visitors of all ages. It’s the perfect spot to disconnect, bask in the sun, and embrace the leisurely island lifestyle.
• Maslinica - Maslinica is a charming village on the western coast of Šolta Island, Croatia. With its rich history, breathtaking natural beauty, and peaceful ambiance, it offers a perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. In 2012, Maslinica was awarded as the best tourist destination in the Adriatic with fewer than a thousand inhabitants, acknowledging its pristine natural beauty and sustainable tourism practices. In 2017, it was celebrated as the best Authentic Coastal Destination. Whether interested in history, nature, or simply relaxing by the sea, Maslinica provides an unforgettable Croatian experience.
• Stomorska - This quaint town is a popular lunch stop, featuring a delightful tavern serving the finest local cuisine. However, Stomorska is more than just a dining spot; it’s also perfect for a short stroll. The village is adorned with charming stone houses, cobbled streets, and romantic gardens, creating a unique atmosphere ideal for a peaceful holiday. Stomorska’s beaches extend along both sides of the bay, offering perfect locations for sunbathing and swimming.
• Necujam - The shipwreck in Necujam Bay on the island of Solta is a favored snorkeling site, offering both historical intrigue and natural beauty. Snorkelers can explore the wreck and its surroundings, observing various fish species and the vibrant underwater ecosystem. The sunken vessel, believed to be a fishing boat, lies at a depth of about 3 to 5 meters, making it accessible to snorkelers of all skill levels. The wreck’s proximity to the surface allows for clear views of its structure and the marine life that inhabits it. The calm, clear waters of Necujam Bay provide an ideal setting for this activity.

• Safety equipment
• Private tour
• Boat
• Use of snorkeling equipment

• Bottled water

A tour that includes the Blue Lagoon, the island of Šolta, and Trogir provides a wonderful mix of natural beauty, historical discovery, and cultural engagement.

The tour of the Blue Lagoon, Šolta Island, and Trogir is more than just a sightseeing journey—it’s an experience that combines nature, culture, and relaxation, perfectly embodying the spirit of the Dalmatian coast.

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